Robin Bowes wrote:
> seth vidal wrote:
>> On Mon, 2008-10-27 at 21:36 +, Robin Bowes wrote:
>>> Chris O'Regan wrote:
> I want to know how best to make it available *without* doing that.
You can drop it on a web server somewhere and wget the file.
>>> Hmmm, a possibility; is wget guaran
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 20:54 +0100, Javier Palacios wrote:
> That's really good, not only because of the success, but also because
> there is someone able/willing to test the deployment. My own tests
> are quite limited due to time and also to absence of a clean machine
> to install where I can safe
> First, the good news. I've verified that automated installs of Debian
> "Etch" work properly.
That's really good, not only because of the success, but also because
there is someone able/willing to test the deployment. My own tests
are quite limited due to time and also to absence of a clean mach
Here is a simple kickstart snippet that I use to Identify virtual machines base
on their MAC address:
set $mac_address = $getVar('$mac_address', None)
#if $mac_address
#set $mac_prefix = $mac_address[0:8]
#set $my_prefix = $mac_prefix.lower()
#if $my_prefix == "00:0c:29" or $my_prefix == "00:05:
Aaron Lippold wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was hoping some of the folks working the VMWare Cobbler integration
> could chat a little on the general work flow for creating VMWare
> target profiles and how a development team would collaborate on
> developing them. I have a team now working to develop a set
> ehh? CentOS has used yum from its inception, and in ** all **
> released versions; before that, yum was in use, pushed back to
> RHL 7 series by me locally.
Apologies, I only starting using CentOS at v5 and just assumed that it
suffered from the same yumlessness as RHEL4 and less.
Chris
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On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 11:37 -0400, R P Herrold wrote:
> On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, Chris O'Regan wrote:
>
> >> He was talking about kickstart.
> >> kickstart is a mode of anaconda
> >> anaconda requires yum
> >> yum requires urlgrabber
> >
> > True for modern versions of Red Hat-based distros. Anything
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, Chris O'Regan wrote:
>> He was talking about kickstart.
>> kickstart is a mode of anaconda
>> anaconda requires yum
>> yum requires urlgrabber
>
> True for modern versions of Red Hat-based distros. Anything prior to
> RHEL5 and CentOS5, for example, do not use yum and will not
> He was talking about kickstart.
> kickstart is a mode of anaconda
> anaconda requires yum
> yum requires urlgrabber
True for modern versions of Red Hat-based distros. Anything prior to
RHEL5 and CentOS5, for example, do not use yum and will not have
urlgrabber. (Not sure when yum was introduce
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 10:08 -0400, Chris O'Regan wrote:
> >> [...] is wget guaranteed to be available in the kickstart
> >> environment?
> >
> > no but urlgrabber is there - it has to be for yum to work.
>
> Well, cobbler expects wget to be there; many of the built-in snippets
> use it. Just be
>> [...] is wget guaranteed to be available in the kickstart
>> environment?
>
> no but urlgrabber is there - it has to be for yum to work.
Well, cobbler expects wget to be there; many of the built-in snippets
use it. Just because yum requires urlgrabber does not mean that it is
guaranteed to
> Do you have syslinux installed?
>
> rpm -qa |grep syslinux
>
apparently i did not no!! although not sure why that dependency was not
picked up...
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On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 12:44 +, Tom Brown wrote:
> Firstly this is on a new setup so i dont actually know if this is an
> error as such yet but when in import a RHEL4 into cobbler thats running
> on Fedora 9 i get the following
>
> --
Firstly this is on a new setup so i dont actually know if this is an
error as such yet but when in import a RHEL4 into cobbler thats running
on Fedora 9 i get the following
(associating kickstarts)
- using default kickstart file choice
- using default kickstart file choice
-
Ronald J Yacketta wrote:
> IIRC the cobbler dir under /var/www/cobbler (think that is the default) is
> recreated every time you run a cobbler sync. I ran into this when I placed
> some files under cobbler/dir to use wget and noticed that the dir was
> deleted after a syn.
>
> I ended up creating
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